[SN I260812912] Ibanez / QX52B-WK (Weathered Black) Ibanez Headless Electric Guitar [SPOT Model] [S/N I260812912] [80]

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====================== * This item is a warehouse stock item not currently on display in-store. We perform a functional check of all parts of the instrument prior to shipment. * While we have included photos of the actual product, please note that the color and brightness may appear slightly different depending on your monitor settings. ====================== ★Q (QUEST) Series Headless Guitar Spot Model!! Featuring a “black” color scheme and a bold, rugged look, with a slanted fret design!! ~Features~ Okoume Body Characterized by a rich, warm low-mid sound similar to mahogany. Ergonomic body design It features contouring and cutouts throughout the body to accommodate a variety of playing styles. The design, while complex yet refined, ensures the ultimate in playability. Compact and lightweight, yet resonant body Despite its solid-body construction, the body is surprisingly lightweight and compact. However, it does not compromise the rich, warm, woody tone. Parallel Wizard 3-piece Roasted Maple/Bubinga neck The neck thickness is uniform at 19 mm along its entire length. It offers surprisingly easy fingering and playability for players who hold the guitar high on the neck. In addition, the 3-piece construction of roasted maple and bubinga provides excellent stability and durability. Ebony Fretboard Ebony is used for its excellent attack and bright tone. Jumbo Stainless Steel Frets Stainless steel frets are used for their excellent maintainability, fast attack, good separation when playing chords, and clear tone when playing single notes. The jumbo-sized frets allow for a light touch when fretting, making it easy to play fast passages and perform bends. Slanted frets All frets are evenly slanted at an 8-degree angle. Many modern players tend to hold their guitars high to perform advanced and complex techniques such as tapping, fingerstyle, and slapping. When holding the guitar in this high position, the four fingers used to press the strings